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The White House has reportedly warned the American chip industry that the US would impose new restrictions on exports to Russia if it attacks Ukraine.

The White House has warned US chipmakers it may curb exports to Russia if tensions between Moscow and Kiev escalate In a phone call last F

The White House is determined to take a hard line against the Russian president’s threats to invade – but how far is it willing to go?

Crytocurrencies are here to stay. It's well-past time advisors start learning about them.

After nine months of investigation, the Treasury Department released seven pages doing little more than patting itself on the back.

The British Gas owner also said it has postponed its capital markets event planned for Nov. 16 so that it can focus on the wider industry efforts in the U.K. due to the current unprecedented...

In late September, the Biden Administration took a variety of actions to address the ongoing global semiconductor shortage and the various supply chain disruptions caused by the...

POLITICO Industries pressure Washington to act as chip crisis worsens The Commerce Department held another summit with industry leaders this week as businesses try to get help with the chip shortage. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has been meeting with executives from the tech, auto and semiconductors sectors this week. | Oliver Contreras-Pool/Getty Images Link Copied Washington’s pledge to pour tens of billions of taxpayer dollars into making more microchips in the U.S. is setting off beh...

Biden raises stakes for the dollar with Russia sanctions The US President’s decision to ban US financial institutions from buying new sovereign Russian debt offers the first insight into his attitude to sanctions, and prompted concern about their overuse. Katrina Manson Save Share By using American banks as a cudgel against Russia, Joe Biden has shown his willingness to weaponise the US financial system against foes, continuing a tactic honed during the Obama years and dramatically ramped ...

U.S. factories are thriving thanks to unexpectedly strong demand for all kinds of goods, but that is also leading to unexpected headaches.